Originally Posted by
soyabean
I feel that with the correct saddle, the suspension seatpost is not necessary at all.
I admit this is a bit harder for a typical consumer to figure out as they may have to buy and exchange a lot here. I'd find a good LBS that can help.
I feel that I'm using the correct saddle; a Brooks C17 that I love. But having it coupled to such a rigid frame leaves a lot to be desired. Especially for this 70 year old.